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If Not Elections, Then What Does JAAC Want?
By Asif Mahmood JAAC's decision to stay away from the electoral process, coupled with its apparent attempt to undermine it, raises a fundamental question about the Committee's character. Does this suggest that it is neither democratic in temperame…
India at a crossroads: the slow death of secularism
In 1950, India promised its people that the nation would be prepared on the ideals of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. This promise, enshrined in the Constitution, laid the foundation for a secular republic where religion would not dictate citi…
India’s democratic façade is crumbling
India, long celebrated as the world’s largest democracy, has descended into a dangerous paradox: a democracy in name, but a tyranny in practice. Behind its curated image of pluralism and progress lies a ruthless machinery fueled by Hindutva ideology, comm…
The world needs wise leadership
Amid global conflicts, climate challenges, and deepening social divides, what the world lacks is not intelligence; it is wisdom. We need leaders who are not merely smart but also good, who can see beyond themselves and are willing to elevate truth, compas…
OSP Convention 2025: A Pioneering Initiative
The recent announcement regarding the Overseas Pakistanis (OSP) Convention in 2025 marks a significant and highly anticipated development aimed at fostering positive engagement with the Pakistani diaspora. This initiative represents a commendable stride t…
Cotton crisis: move from talk to transformation
Pakistan’s cotton sector is grappling with a deep-seated but solvable crisis stemming not from a lack of resources or infrastructure but from institutional dysfunctions.  Pakistan’s cotton sector, once a pillar of our agricultural economy and textile indu…
The international trade war
The international trade war refers to escalating economic conflicts where countries impose tariffs or other trade barriers against each other in retaliation or to protect domestic industries. A trade war happens when countries increase tariffs or quotas o…
The Alarming Findings of the US Commission on India’s RAW
The recent findings of the US Commission, detailed in their report dated March 25, 2025, have brought to light a series of alarming revelations concerning the covert operations conducted by India's Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). This report emerges as …
Effective decision-making can help the economy
The economic situation in Pakistan presents a complex and multifaceted challenge that requires careful management of external and internal factors to avoid significant economic destabilization. The decline of $152 million in the State Bank of Pakistan’s f…
Detractors Beware: The Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2025
As Pakistan gears up to host the landmark Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2025 (PMIF25), the U.S. State Department has declared that a senior American delegation, led by Eric Meyer, head of the South and Central Asia Bureau, will visit Pakistan from Ap…

From forecasts to action: Closing the disaster response gap

Pakistan has achieved a lot: SK Niazi

India at a crossroads: the slow death of secularism
In 1950, India promised its people that the nation would be prepared on the ideals of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. This promise, enshrined in the Constitution, laid the foundation for a secular republic where religion would not dictate citi…
India’s democratic façade is crumbling
India, long celebrated as the world’s largest democracy, has descended into a dangerous paradox: a democracy in name, but a tyranny in practice. Behind its curated image of pluralism and progress lies a ruthless machinery fueled by Hindutva ideology, comm…
The world needs wise leadership
Amid global conflicts, climate challenges, and deepening social divides, what the world lacks is not intelligence; it is wisdom. We need leaders who are not merely smart but also good, who can see beyond themselves and are willing to elevate truth, compas…
OSP Convention 2025: A Pioneering Initiative
The recent announcement regarding the Overseas Pakistanis (OSP) Convention in 2025 marks a significant and highly anticipated development aimed at fostering positive engagement with the Pakistani diaspora. This initiative represents a commendable stride t…
Cotton crisis: move from talk to transformation
Pakistan’s cotton sector is grappling with a deep-seated but solvable crisis stemming not from a lack of resources or infrastructure but from institutional dysfunctions.  Pakistan’s cotton sector, once a pillar of our agricultural economy and textile indu…
The international trade war
The international trade war refers to escalating economic conflicts where countries impose tariffs or other trade barriers against each other in retaliation or to protect domestic industries. A trade war happens when countries increase tariffs or quotas o…
The Alarming Findings of the US Commission on India’s RAW
The recent findings of the US Commission, detailed in their report dated March 25, 2025, have brought to light a series of alarming revelations concerning the covert operations conducted by India's Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). This report emerges as …
Effective decision-making can help the economy
The economic situation in Pakistan presents a complex and multifaceted challenge that requires careful management of external and internal factors to avoid significant economic destabilization. The decline of $152 million in the State Bank of Pakistan’s f…

From forecasts to action: Closing the disaster response gap

Pakistan has achieved a lot: SK Niazi

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